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Newark’s revitalizing downtown got another shot in the arm yesterday as Edison Properties announced the start of redevelopment for Ironside Newark.

A new mixed-use building has been proposed for 558-568 Market Street in Newark, New Jersey.

A forward-thinking company founded by a tech millionaire is leading the development charge outside of Newark’s Downtown, and ten new projects underway will plug a large gap that’s existed in the neighborhood for decades.

Developers are planning to construct a new high-rise building, office, retail, and residential space, that would tower over the surrounding community on Sip Ave, Jersey City.

A symbol of Newark’s past is becoming a part of its future as an industrial facility in one of the city’s most dense neighborhoods is being converted into residential use.

A new residential building has been proposed for Newark's growing Ironbound neighborhood at 18-26 New York Avenue and 17-29 Garden Street.

The Newark Warehouse Company Building has largely been vacant in recent years. Now a new proposal hopes to convert the historic warehouse into a trendy loft-style office complex.

Several new complexes are either under construction or are proposed in Maplewood, the largest of which could soon be completed. The new developments will bring 100s of new residential units as well as commercial offerings including Essex County's first Wawa.

A new supermarket recently opened in Harrison, it's just one of several new developments in the rapidly changing Hudson County town.

While Newark has always been known for having great restaurants in its Ironbound district, the culinary bug seems to be spreading to the neighboring Downtown area, which is a healthy sign for the city’s continued revitalization.